Belgian MP Raoul Hedebouw called on the Prime Minister of his country to condemn the police repression of the French state against demonstrators who protest against the pension reform and especially against its passage in force, despite the opposition of Parliament. the famous 49.3.
For this deputy, Emmanuel Macron “tries to break the movement by repression, by beatings with truncheons”. And what did the Belgian government do, he wondered? “We don’t say anything,” he replies. “In all corners of the world we will condemn the repression but when it comes to our political friends we are silent”, he said before officially asking the government to “condemn the repression of the French state against French workers “.
The Elysée will not be able to say here that it is a blow of Russian propaganda (or Chinese, or Turkish… even Moroccan, who knows) as official France and its embedded media tell when it comes to countries Africans.